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Third-party candidates seek not to tip vote

Source: Press TV

Beirut : Lebanon | about 1 year ago

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In the past, both Democrats and Republicans have been wary of third-party candidates, fearing that they can tip the balance of electoral votes in favor of candidates from the rival party. In the 2008 White House race, however, third-party tickets have proven unpopular among Americans, according...

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